The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 4

I PAGE FOUR BLYTHEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS Pat Mullins, Society Editor Phone 4461 Layette Shower Given on Lawn Mrs. Joe McGee was benared Friday at a Inverse given by! Mis. Waynt: Moore in the home of Mrs. Tom Smaller, The guests were entertained on the lawn and zitis were pinned 10 miniature In the cames played, to Mrs. J.

W. Rambo, ar.d Sirs. Joe Atkins. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Cotillion Club Has Dance Here A monthly dance elven Saturday night at the Noble Hotel by members of the Corillion Club when about 30 members attended.

Hosts and hustesses for, the ston wore Mr. and Mrs. Tosan. occa- Mr. and Mrs.

Max Logan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Farris CoMa. Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Lawshe, and Mr. and Mrs.

Crawford McClur. served as usher. For the marriaze of her cauthter, Mrs. Sexton vas dressed in aqua nylon winch she with accessorles and a corsage white gardenias." Mrs. Hoir house dressed in a black sheer dress with black and A bite accessaries.

SP.r was also given ear-: denlas. Reception In David I Mr. and Mrs. F. B.

David were! hosts at their home for a reception following the ceremony. Mrs. David. used two white floor bazkets of white gladioli in the living room. and centering the brides table was an arrangement at clusters of white daistes.

The -tered wedding rake was topped with the figure of a bride and groom and the cake was encircled with fern which 315 studded at intervals with white carnations. Presiding at the bride's book was Miss Rotte Presnell. Mrs. Larry Smith of St. Louls, cut cake and Miss Frances Jones poured punch.

The couple departed their in Florida. the Ende weaung wedding trip to points of interest! plece tatiored suit of aqua Bren with black and white Her small black hat was encircled with tiny white flowers and at her: shoulder. she pinned the two orchids from her bridal bouquet. Out -town guests included Mr. and Mrs.

R. W. Willofned and Mira Loretta Willafard Momphis; Alrs. H. J.

Cole, arandmother of Use bride. Mr. and Mrs 2 J. Baker. Jr.

i for Luxora: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lumpkin. R. G.

Holthouse. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Felthawe.

Miss Vireinia all of Lawrence- I bars. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence! Smith Jr. of St.

Louls; Mr. and Mys. Clarence Webb of Cairo, 211.: and Airs. Bill Donner. Barbara -and Dianne Donner.

Gerald Danner, Miss Suedd. Mr. and Mrs. Max Isaacs, Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. McKinnon and daughter. Nancy, Dr. Doyle Brewer, of Manila; Mr.

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Mrs. C. L. Graham Family Miss Nell Harris -Courier News Photo Miss Myrtle Sexton Is Married To Robert B. Holthouse Here Now on a ten-day wedding trip to Florida, arc Mr.

and 'Sis. Robert B. Holthouse, who were married i yesterday at 11:30 a.m. at the 1m-: maculate Conception Catholic Church. Mrs.

Holthouse was before her marriage, Miss Myrtle Sexion, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Clyule Sexton of Kennett. Mo. Mr.

Hoithouse, who makes his home in Manila. 1s the 5011 of Mr. And Mrs. Bernard G. Hollhouse of burg, Tenn.

The Rev. Amos Enderlin officiated the ceremony in the presence of large group of friends and mentbets of the families. Decorating the front ol the church and the altar were four stately white baskets of while doll and suandragons set in greenery and tied with while satin, Against a background setting of greenery. Rows of cathedral tapers! In branched candelabra were uscd! among the fioral decorations. Jackie Felthause of Lawrenceburg, A nephes of the groom lighted the tapers before the wedding party entered.

Providing a program of nuptial music were Mrs. Berry Aion, otzanist. and Hank Dadd. vocalist. Mr.

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practical sewing for a new season; gift. pattern printed the book, 35c. MONDAY, JULY 21, 1952 Wedding Plans Are Announced By Ann McLeod Miss Mary Ann 17.0 danzhter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Damon I.cod, today announce' plans for her Anenst 12th So Dale Wanton son of Mr and Mis.

Kart Horton of Forrest Cry. The Rev C. Brown wil! the ceremony at. four pric2 in the afternoon. Miss Jo Ann Trieschmann.

10: ist. and L. T. Moore, orzanise will present a program music. Serving as ma'ren honor will br Mis.

J. and wall br Miss Shirley and Miss Pat Regan. Henry Thomas of Palestine: 11 serve Mr. Mouton as boat man. Trare Scott 1l Munchorer and Tom' WiLkin-on of Memphis will serve at and James Fernet of Forrest City and E.

B. Gee Sr. oil he ushers. 'Ine will lie held 10- Noble tnilov. ing the wedding.

ARsistants will Mra Herman nt Wynne. Miss Murray Weane. Mfrs. Pill nalic, of Memphis. and Mine.

Fat Garrigan, Roberta Braces; Holland. Birthday Club Honors Guest Members of and N. Club met at the of Mrs Bi! Cable and Mire. dim Henry Barks was the guest of honor for the month. She was presented a gift and: corsage from the club and hoste 5.1 Guests Included Sirs.

Albert Payne: of Tampa, Mrs. Luther Thorn. son. Mrs. Jerry Scrape and Miss Sherry Wright.

After dinner W1.8 served In: the dining room; the guests played canasta. At the Hospitals Mistheville Hospital Dismised: Mrs. V. W. Rechr.ham.

City Mrs. H. C. Bush. City Mrs.

A. D. Bauchm. Senath Mrs. Otis Warren and baby.

Rl. 3 Walls Hospital Dismissed: Mrs. J. D. Avcork.

City Mrs. Kenneth Cross and baby. City Airs J. A. Davis.

city Mrs. Herman Hall and hams, Vic. tori Marriage Licenses The following couple Saturday obtained a marriage license in the office at the County Court Clerk. Mrs. Kilzahern Blythe Patter: Robert B.

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JOHNSON 291 PEES 9 VETTE 1:3 1 128001 CARMEN MAYA 18 KING COLE TRIO C'arinn Bits of News Mostly Personal Mr. and Mrs. Noble Gill of Dell jefe Memphis by plane Saturday tor: Chicago to attend the Democratic Convention. They were hosts yes-! today at Crystal Roan of the Palmier House 101 A reception for Arkansas delegates and guests. Mr.

and Mrs. John Scott have maned from Daytona Beach, St. Poroushurg. and other points of Florida. Shes Betty Layson of Memphis and Blytheville accompanied her sales, Chicago yesterdar W.

H. Prate several home days, 101 13 Ation Major Pease is stationed there. Mrs. Pease has been the I Quest al her parents and other relaave: here for several days. Mr.

and Mrs. B. G. Grans were 19 Ripley, Saturday for the funeral of Owen Grear. The condition of W.

0. patient at Blytheville Hospital, 1:0 stricken suddenly til at las home on Saturday, is slightly, improved. Pfc. Billy Glass has returned to Fort Benning, after spending an 18-day furlough with his pAr cuts. Mr.

and Airs. Sam Glass. Mfrs. L. C.

Rollison. Mrs. James Faster. and Miss Ellen well leave tomorrow for neck's In New Orleans, where the will visit Mira, Rollison's brothTheo Sakier and farcilv. Mr.

and Mfrs. Olan Alli-nn and daughter. Peper, J. D. Via.

and Danny O'Bannon leave tomorrow for Halls, to spend a Mr. and Mrs. Upton Booker and chaldren Myra and Don spend the: end in Dyersburg, ing Mr. and Friend. Mr.

Mrs. Bill Hrahotsky and children. Sandra and Tommy, left Saturday for a month's visit with i' his parents, and Mrs. Paul While Hraborsky there, In Springdale. they plan to so to Bos-: ton, Philadelphia, and New York City.

F. D. Swift of Ruston. La. Ruth Tell Your Son of His Own Mistakes And You'll Make His Wife a Friend Want to be a real friend to your new da ighter-in-law? There's one way you be.

Next time you visit in her home. instead: of concentrating 0n finding what kind of A wife she makinz: your son. son, reverse the order. Study your son, AS though he were a. stranger, to see what kind of a hes-: band he ts mak-iance ing the cirt he married.

T1 VOL do this: sou may get, a few rude Especially af you; notice that ne doing some of. the very things his own has always Ruth Millet1 and which in his: lather you always resented. You may come out of this critical observation of that of yours with a whole list of things su know he is' doing wrong. If do, then you've an oppor-: Sunsty to he a real friend to your Ruth Millet1 Write that husband of hers 3 "Ira: Setter And lay 36 on the line. Tell him what a fane girl he has married and now much in Love 50:1 know they are.

Then tell him that as his mothe: and as a woman you want to tell. int a tow things about women and what it takes to make them feet nreded, and secure. have come to the xion that wite is putting up: with a lot. tell him 50. As a mother you can get hr with this.

his wife tries 10 tel! him she'll probably do mare harm than the arrest. of his sister, Miss Sunshine Swift Sunday Me and Mrs. Harry Fisher and; Mia. W. A.

Brooks spent the weekend in St. Louis, where they atwasitended ball zames. Bridge League Has Saturday Games 200d. Her mother certainly can't tell him--and stay on speaking terms. you 20 ahead and have say.

After all, any mistakes he is your making are really your fault. If he isn't considerate of his wife In the small ways that matter to A man. it Is probably, because his: mouser of never those stressed the importsmall things. Coming Events Tuesday Blytheville Country Club rate Bridge League play's weekly: games. Mrs.

Rabrrt Thompson is hostess! at her home to the members of Yarbro Home Demonstration at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Mrs. Jesse M. White is hostess to members of Club Eight. Mrs.

Richard T. Mills entertains members of CIB Club at the Razorback Drive-In. Thursday Kibitzer is beinz entertained by Mrs. Jane Members of Thursday Rook Club meet at the home of Mrs. Neville B'akemore.

Blytheville Duplicate has weekly night Mrs Lynn Hughes entertains members of La Nouve Bridge Club at her home. Saturday Blytherille Duplicate Bridge League plays weekly afternoon came. Rides Horse to Church CENTRALIA. MI. CAP) A Creal Eprir.es.

zroceryman, owns Euro cars but prefers to ride to church Sundays on his horse. "Sweetheart." "I just feel home 011 the horse." W. H. Holmes explainer. "Resides.

my wife and children like to use the A -toble Rowell was played by members of the movement theville Duplicate Bridge League Bly- in games conducted Saturday after. noon. M.rs. C. C.

Councille and Mrs. O. W. Coppedge tank top honors with second place going to Mrs. B.

Lynch and MrA. Eugenia Jenkens. Masterpoint games wall De ducted next Saturday, Seven Birthdays Celebrated at Park A picnic was held at Walker Park yesterday by the familirs of Bud Craig. Hershell Craig. Otha Via, Tommy Lovelady, Mrs.

Ara Lee Allison, Guthrie, who O. B. Via. and Miss Peggy each celebrated a birthday. More than 30 guests attended and those from out of town were Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Via of Steele, and Jim Hollis or Bickmon, Ky. TV 'Background Noise' Turns Out to Be Spanish ENID, Okla. LP, The "backeround noise" which Mrs. Homer Hildebrand couldn't tune out of her tefevision set turned out to be Spanish.

Her repairman Informed her a Mexico City station was coming through on the Oklahoma City channel due to freakish atmospheris conditions. FALL PLANTING SEED HAIRY VETCH, SEED WHEAT. BARLEY FESCUE AND CLOVERS NEW CROP SEED BLYTHEVILLE SOYBEAN CORP. Phone 6856-6857 dressed in a ballerina leneth cows of ice blue lace over the same shade of slipper sALamI. She wore a white: hat and other white accessories and at her shoulder, she pinned a white orchid.

Bride Wears Lace and Salin The bride, who entered an the of her father. WAS dressed pure white lace over shipper satin. The long sleeves were buttoned the wrist with tiny self coverea buttons and ended in lily points over the hands. The fitted bodice leaturerl a tulle yoke with sealloped he: line. and the boutfans was ankle length desien.

A veil French illusion cascaded to der cloche. length, from a close fitting lace: Miss Sexton wore. for her only ornament, a single strand of which WAS A glit of the groom, and family heirinom belonging to his' mother. Her wedding slippers were white satin, opera jumps. She CATried a shower bouquet of white chids, surrounded by stephanotis Mr Hothouse chase for his best: man, his father.

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